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into the 9th we go - 17-10 Hokies
Lutterman drives in another on a fielder's choice. 17-10
walk and a single makes it 16-10.
#TX2VT the sequel....
Except this time, 80% don't decommit before signing day.
VT with a season-high with runs scored and hits this evening. Good time to be playing your best ball.
Grube lines one to right and another run in - 15-10
Blunder in the ND OF on a routine grounder turns a single into a triple and run comes in - 14-10 Hokies.
Hokies load bases in the 7th but only get one in. 13-10 Hokies
CJFs gonna CJF
And we give them all back... 12-10 now
the thunder before the lightning.
Drink
Hokies piling on - now 12-6 going into the 7th.
12-6 now. Pedal to the metal.
LUTTERMAN. BIG BALLS!
Gates with a sac bunt to score another, 8-5.
Lutterman with a clutch hit oppo to put up another run, 7-5 Hokies.
I've actually run these numbers before.
FYI
To account for lack of recruiting here's how winning percentages look if you take out every coaches first season
CMY same
BW 65%
SG 59%
Buzz Williams had the hardest average Strength of Schedule (SOS) during his tenure at Virginia Tech, with an average of 7.15 across his five seasons.  Mike Young follows with an average of 6.81 over his seven seasons (including the partial 2025-26 season).  Seth Greenberg had the lowest at 6.01 over his nine seasons.
Seth Greenberg's record at Virginia Tech, excluding his best season (2009-10: 25-9) and worst season (2005-06: 14-16), is 131-98, for a total of 229 games played. The winning percentage is (131 / 229) × 100 ≈ 57.21%.
Buzz Williams' record at Virginia Tech, excluding his best season (2018-19: 26-9) and worst season (2014-15: 11-22), is 63-38, for a total of 101 games played. The winning percentage is (63 / 101) × 100 ≈ 62.38%.
Mike Young's record at Virginia Tech, excluding his best season (2020-21: 15-7) and worst season (2024-25: 13-19), is 94-69, for a total of 163 games played. The winning percentage is (94 / 163) × 100 ≈ 57.67%.
Jam escaped in the top of the 5th. 6-5 Hokies.
Frank spotted in the club boxes
What's the purpose of a challenge if they still don't make the right call? Good guys up 6-5, but didn't change the ruling on a called out sliding into 3rd that looked pretty obvious to me that he was safe.
Balls deep... or Ball goes deep, again, tie game at 5 with more to go in the Hokies half of the 3rd
He is just learning about Philanthropy and charitable giving seems legit.
2 more come across, VT puts up 3. 4-3 ND going into the 3rd.
We are at the four hour mark